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Значения термина multinational corporation на английском

русский
транснациональная компания
португальский
companhia multinacional
испанский
companias transnacionales
каталонский
empresa transnacional

Corporation operating in multiple countries.

транснациональная компания
Синонимы
Examples for "mnc"
Examples for "mnc"
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To further improve service quality and patient safety, MNC should be reduced.
Pubmed
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After 7 days of nutrition support, hepatic MNCs were isolated and counted.
Pubmed
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Various culture conditions were compared for optimal expansion of the CB MNC.
Pubmed
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The study endpoint was major amputation within 3 months after PB-MNC.
Pubmed
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If you supply Irish subsidiaries of US MNCs, leverage those relationships, she says.
The Irish Times
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Dr Newton-Cain of TNC Pacific Consulting says the decision raises several concerns.
Radio NZ
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The Mesoamerican reef deal is TNC's latest structure to protect coastal resources.
Reuters
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Moreover, TnC accelerated both trans-well migration and wound healing in epithelial cells.
Pubmed
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We had a couple of stops in Tripoli for meetings with TNC leaders.
Reuters
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The calcification volume was significantly smaller on VNC than on TNC.
Pubmed
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Expression of mneA in trans suppressed the manganese sensitivity of an E. coli mntP mutant.
Pubmed
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The level of mneA mRNA was induced approximately 2.5-fold after addition of manganese to the medium, indicating regulation of this gene by manganese.
Pubmed
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My rank is Marine (Mne) and I am 23 years old.
The South African
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Three Auckland boards have already signed a deal with the multinational firm Compass.
Radio NZ
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It was established in 2014 via a merger with America's Chrysler, creating a multinational firm.
The Guardian
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Pinault is chief executive of PPR, a multinational firm that owns luxury brands including Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent.
Reuters
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The optimistic in the east Galway town hope and believe that a multinational firm will come and open up shop, employing hundreds.
The Irish Times
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Their law firm is Blackwood & Price, a multinational firm with four hundred lawyers and offices in New York, Oslo and London.
Saving max
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About Cox & Kings Ltd Cox & Kings Limited is a diversified, multinational enterprise focused on the travel sector.
Reuters
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Because it's a multinational enterprise.
The new yorker
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Among the major e-book retailers, Kobo is unusual in that it was conceived as a multinational enterprise from the start.
Wired
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FFT filings say it complies with a number of codes of conduct, including OECD Guidelines on Multinational Enterprises.
The Guardian
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Alibaba is an international corporation, could it take Muslim taboos into consideration?
BBC
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She was the CEO of an international corporation.
Colorado abduction
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Carlisle Ranch is an international corporation.
Colorado abduction
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Digital was the most notable international corporation to recognise the advantages of Galway and establish a major facility there.
The Irish Times
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The poll was carried out by Pinnacle, Europe, an international corporation of public relations firms, which questioned 42 companies in 12 European countries.
The Irish Times
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The real hero of globalization has been the transnational corporation.
23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism
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This means that the home country appropriates the bulk of the benefits from a transnational corporation.
23 Things They Don’t Tell You About Capitalism
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IAG disappointed with award The insurance company said it was disappointed to have been named New Zealand's worst transnational corporation.
Radio NZ
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Governments, transnational corporations and others need to act now to prevent catastrophic global warming.
The Guardian
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Once, it was Japanese transnational corporations and run-amok artificial intelligences that provided the villains.
Wired
Использование термина multinational corporation на английском
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It's the nature of working as an intellectual-property generator for a multinational corporation.
A Hundred Thousand Worlds
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Impose controls on a multinational corporation and it will move to a softer jurisdiction.
The Guardian
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He works in the ordered environment of a multinational corporation where the microchip is king.
The Irish Times
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One favourite was using a multinational corporation's Dialcom service.
Underground: Hacking, madness and obsession on the electronic fr...
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But even then, in his early twenties, he might have been running a large multinational corporation.
The Irish Times
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You thought running a multinational corporation while trying to murder an indestructible flying alien was hard?
The Guardian
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The second was described as "a multinational corporation providing online social media and networking services".
The Guardian
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We learn about District 9, its inhabitants and the multinational corporation that oppresses the strange-looking space creatures.
Wired
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How a single multinational corporation could light up the world Read more Companies such as M-Kopa are riding that wave.
The Guardian
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For instance, interns at a multinational corporation helped make recommendations to improve its assessment form for high net-worth trust management clients.
The Guardian
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After graduating from Victoria University in Wellington, Handley moved back to Auckland and started working for now-defunct multinational corporation Fletcher Challenge.
Radio NZ
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With their backing, Soriano is now upending football's established order by building its first true multinational corporation -a Coca-Colaof soccer.
The Guardian
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My hard-earned tax dollar is embellishing the bottom line of a multinational corporation that is not giving any jobs to my friends.
Reuters
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But they would also reduce the value of profits repatriated from foreign affiliates, making investment less attractive for a multinational corporation, he said.
Reuters
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The narrators - in English and Australian accents -claim that the multinational corporation has improved the quality of life for its foreign workers.
Wired
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That's fine if they can meet in person to swap codes, but less effective if Alice is a consumer and Bob a multinational corporation.
The Guardian